Andrew Mackintosh

London merchant, And. Mackintosh & Co. (q.v.), awarded part of the compensation for the enslaved people on Friendship Hall in Trinidad and part of the compensation for a separate group of 25 enslaved people also in Trinidad, in each case the bulk of the compesation was paid to Robert Neilson (q.v.). He is probably the same Andrew Mackintosh who was awarded the compensation for two other awards elswhere in Trinidad.

1.  And. Mackintosh & Co West India merchants were shown at Langbourn Chambers, Fenchurch Street in 1835.

2. In 1863 Andrew Mackintosh of Brabant Court city of London entered into a deed with Alexander Bell the younger of Finch Lane to convey Mackintosh's assets to Bell for the benefit of the former's creditors. The notice refers to Andrew Mackintosh's 'Trinidad firm.'     

3. Born Martinique circa 1803; married Margaret Anne Hall 14/10/1825 St Ann Limehouse; 1841 living at Northampton Terrace Islington aged 40 merchant with Margaret aged 35 and 6 children; 1851 census aged 48 West India merchant at Duncan Terrace Islington with wife Margaret and Margaret aged 2. Died 'of Duncan Terrace 01/08/1865', effects under £300.

T71/894 Trinidad nos. 1609A (which identifies him as 'London') and 1634, both of which give him as And. Mackintosh; Trinidad nos. 1382 and 1518 for Andrew Mackintosh. T71/1611 letter from And. Mackintosh Langbourn Chambers reTrinidad nos. 165 and 876.

1. Robsons Directory (1835).

2. London Gazette, Issue 22768, 04/09/1863, p. 4354.

3. 1851 census online; Ancestry.com, London, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921 [database online] (which identifies him as of St Mary Islington); 1841 census online; children derived from censuses other than Andrew (from Ancestry.com, London, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906 [database online]); National Probate Calendar 1865.